* Todd McShay. ESPN: DT B.J. Raji, Boston College
Comment: The Seahawks taking an offensive tackle is a strong possibility here, especially with their recent addition of free-agent DT Colin Cole. However, Raji is the only elite defensive tackle in this class, and the Seahawks, who finished 30th in total defense this past season, must think long and hard before passing on him.
Top three: Stafford, J. Smith, Curry

* Rob Rang, NFLDraftScout.com: WR Michael Crabtree, Texas Tech
Comment: In addressing the receiving corps, defensive line and offensive tackle positions via free agency, general manager Tim Ruskell has put the Seahawks in position to take the best available player rather than be forced to fill a need. The Seahawks can afford to give Crabtree the year or two it typically takes young receivers to acclimate to the NFL due to the immediate impact T.J. Houshmandzadeh is expected to provide.
Top three: Stafford, J. Smith, Curry

* Clark Judge, CBSSports.com: Crabtree
Comment: I don’t care that the Seahawks signed T.J. Houshmandzadeh. He’s not the playmaker this guy is. Plus, he turns 32 this year. It’s about time Matt Hasselbeck had some weapons.
Top three: Stafford, J. Smith, Curry

* Pete Prisco, CBSSports.com: Raji
Comment: Even though they signed Colin Cole, they still need help inside. Raji can be a force against the run.
Top three: Stafford, J. Smith, Curry

* Don Banks, SI.com: Raji
Comment: This is how free agency and the draft are supposed to work in tandem. The Seahawks signed T.J. Houshmandzadeh this month, so they don’t have to take Texas Tech receiver Michael Crabtree any more. And they added ex-Packers defensive tackle Colin Cole to replace the departed Rocky Bernard, so Raji isn’t a must-have either. But quality defensive tackles are always prized and much tougher to find than starting receivers.
Top three: J. Smith, OT Eugene Monroe, Curry

* Pat Kirwan, NFL.com: QB Matthew Stafford, Georgia
Comment: Time for the Seahawks to start thinking about their long-range future at quarterback. They would like an offensive tackle here, but if Stafford falls to this spot, that will change their plans.
Top three: J. Smith, Monroe, LB Brian Orakpo